Does the ChiFang Technology PB system have a document list function?

Probably not.

Document orders are a way to transmit order signals to brokers and exchanges through files. Simply put, you input the document orders into Nuggets based on the agreed input fields, and Nuggets processes the files. The order signal is analyzed and then passed upward to the exchange. After the transaction is completed, the transaction information is output for you to view, which can achieve the purpose of batch and fast transactions.

Shanghai Kafang Information Technology Co., Ltd. was established in 2017, with its headquarters in Shanghai and branches in Beijing, Shenzhen and Hangzhou. After years of intensive cultivation, Chifang has grown into the leader in the domestic algorithmic trading industry. The PB trading system ranks among the top three in the domestic market share, and the average daily trading volume of the algorithm exceeds 10 billion. In addition, KaFang also owns more than 50 patent copyrights, and in 2019 KaFang obtained the national high-tech enterprise certification; in 2020, KaFang was selected as KPMG China's 50 leading financial technology companies; in 2021, KaFang will upgrade its comprehensive strategy and launch intelligent investment transactions Platform ATX and featured data platform X-DATA.

Kafang has an elite management team with vision and experience. Co-founder and algorithm leader Lu Yang graduated from the Department of Physics of the University of Science and Technology of China and worked for the hedge fund Laurion Capital; co-founder Zheng Sheng Graduated from the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business with an MBA in Finance, worked for the hedge fund SwiftTrade, and was the former co-founder of Zhudian Assets; CEO He Jianyong graduated from Zhejiang University majoring in computer science and was the former general manager of Hang Seng Electronics Yunji Network. In addition, Kafang also has a technical team with rich working experience in well-known overseas hedge funds, securities firms and system research and development experience. The members come from the University of California, Berkeley, the University of Pennsylvania and Brown University.